We have been working non-stop the past week with University of Arizona and State of Arizona officials on transferring the Arizona Geological Survey from the State to the University. On Friday, the Arizona [...]
My family and I went canoeing this weekend, and one of the more photogenic things we saw on the river was this fine cut bank: The bank is being actively undercut by the river, as evidenced by the overhanging [...]
We made our own long weekend. Wow, a May heatwave! Some nights we were sweating like pigs, which finally forced us into the water. By the end of the weekend, the water was a normal July temperature.
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Kesempatan ini dicermati oleh para pemain atau perusahaan atau pelaku usaha yang bermain di dunia desain serta marketing kerudung atau jilbab. Perlu diketahui bahwa saat ini semakin marak orang yang mencari [...]
Reporting on a Revolution [11:42:00]
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A ten km contour interval? Well yes, if you are mapping the thickness of the earth's crust!
This map brings out beautifully the distribution of the two distinct types of crust on earth. Crust making up the [...]
Where am I and how do you know? There is the obvious clue provided by the street signs, but if they weren't there, would you have any way of knowing something of where I spent the day? A clue: the picture was [...]
Naturally, the people of a city named Oakland cherish their trees. But trees are living things, and every one must die at some point. After years of drought plus one wet winter, I’ve noticed a lot of [...]
En esta entrada del año pasado os informamos de que, el 7 de mayo, se había publicado por fin el primer sello oficial de dinosaurios español. Se trataba de una serie completa y se preveía su continuidad en [...]
Last week’s featured #HMNSBlockParty creation is by Leon (age 12): Want to get your engineering handwork featured? Drop by our Block Party interactive play area and try your own hand building a [...]
The earthquake swarm in northwest Arizona on March 28, may have run its course. It's now been a week since the last event. The total number of quakes recorded is in the low 60's with the largest one [...]
Have you tried 'Sink hole!'? This ELI is a classroom demonstration of sink hole processes and their effects.
Sink holes commonly form over limestone bedrock, but also develop where the underlying materials [...]
scienzeedintorni [18:08:00]
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Ad evento appena avvenuto ho descritto sommariamente i primi interventi in corso da parte del Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra dell'Università di Firenze per il monitoraggio della frana del lungarno [...]
In the Company of Plants and Rocks [16:18:00]
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What lies on the counter does not lie, utters no false word, speaks volumes …The edge of an indurated ash spear point says, 100,000 years ago some man he sat here flaking, grunting, [...]
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [12:30:21]
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This is a photograph of Uluru, in the Northern Territory of Australia, on a hot and humid summer afternoon. As lightning flashed about, torrential rains swept across the landscape and silver rivulets of water [...]
Investigación GeoPaleoBiológica en Somosaguas [10:35:00]
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Efectivamente, el pasado viernes tuvo lugar el cierre de campaña en la excavación de los yacimientos del Mioceno de Somosaguas.
Durante la mañana, que fue muy tranquilita, pudimos disfrutar de la
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The University of Washington (Seattle, WA) invites applications for a postdoctoral Research Associate (Job Class 0148; not a tenure track position). The position has a 12-month term, with the possibility of [...]
Views of the Mahantango [09:01:00]
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I've blogged before about Douvillina inaequistriata specimens from the Centerfield member of the Ludlowville formation in New York in a prior post. Today I'm showing off a silicified specimen that I found in [...]
what theropod family is the strongest(at parity)? Is it:
all theropods are represented by the “best” of there group at 32 feet long Abd how ever much they’d weigh at that size
the [...]
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<![endif]-->The Arizona Dept. of Water Resources has updated land subsidence maps for the state on ADWR's website and can be accessed from the main land subsidence
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